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CAlJPdDlUUA BAPTIST C0UEGE
8432 MAGNOLIA AVENUE • RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
Vol. VIII No. 2
Student Publication
October 9, 1962
Twirp Week
Activities Planned
"Twirp Week" a new activity on
campus will be held this year Oct.
15-20. This is the time that the
women are expected to ask the men
and pay for the dates.
The idea of "Twirp Week" is that
the girls should date as 0 any different boys as possible. Some ideas
for dates are: to the Student Center
for a coke, to mid-week prayer meetings, and to regular campus functions ..
The girls will also be expected to
carry the books, open doors,and generally treat the men nice. Girls will
also be required to sign for their
dates.
The ASB will be sponsoring socials Friday and Saturday night, and
a picnic Saturday afternoon. The
price for the socials will be 25 cents
per person for one night and 35 cents
for both nights. No "stags" will be
allowed at these functions.
The girls will be expected to keep
track of their dates in a datebook
which can be purchased in the Student Center. Friday the girls will
turn the books in at room 392. The
girl and boy having the greatest
number of different dates will be
crowned King and Queen of Twirp
Week.
CBC Choir Installs
New Officers
The California Baptist Choir met
and elected its officers for the coming year. It was decided by the choir
to start a new tradition by having an
installation banquet at the beginning
of each school year.
The theme for this year's banquet
will be "The Sound of Music". A
full program is being planned to
highlight the event.
(Continued on P-3 Col. 3)
NIXON OVERWHELMING FAVORITE ON CAMPUS
A poll of 150 CBC students last week revealed Richard Nixon as a strong
favorite of the student body for Governor of California. The poll had two purposes: one, to find the favored candidate and, two, to see how many would
cross party lines to vote for the opposing candidate.
The tabulations:
Which candidate do you prefer for Governor?
BROWN NIXON UNDECIDED
32 110 8
(22%) (72%) (6%)
Which party do you belong to, or prefer?
DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN
62 54
(41%) (36%)
The results are obvious, showing that Brown commands little party loyalty
on the campus, losing 58% of the Democrats to Nixon. Only two independents
and one Republican preferred Brown.
Many of the students expressed more of a personal dislike of Brown,
rather than a preference for Nixon. A poll of the other state offices would
undoubtedly find much closer races than this one. Brown supporters have one
consolation: he is considered a slim favorite in most state-wide polls.
INDEPENDENT
34
(23%)
ADMISSIONS OFFICE REPORTS
It's that time of year again. Yes
it's time to add up our resources,
that is. According to Barbara Jones
of the Admissions Office, total enrollment is expected to increase
approximately 10 per cent this year.
Analyzing the enrollment we find
these figures as of Sept. 28:
Men Women
Full time students: 154 160
Part time students: 73 45
Total: 227 205
Breaking it down by classes t'c
find:
Freshman: 165
Sophomore: 87
juniors: 82
Seniors: 64
Special students: 34
Total: 432
Of these, 17 are foreign students
representing some 14 countries. We
heartily welcome each of you, especially the 35 men and 56 women
who are attending college for the
first time.
POLITICAL CLUB NEWS
Political interest on campus
reached a new height Tuesday afternoon as San Francisco Mayor George
Christopher, Republican candidate
for Lieutenant-Governor, made a
brief visit here as guest of the Young
Republican group. Christopher is the
first candidate for a state office to
ever visit CBC during a political
campaign.
The Young Republicans, with
Paul Smith succeeding Marvin Cooper as president, have planned a
dinner for October 19 with Pat Minor
Martin, Congressional candidate for
this district, as the keynote speaker.
All students and faculty members
interested in attending, please contact Betty Luttrell or Marvin Cooper.
The Young Democrats organized
on campus this week, holding their
first program Thursday night. Officers and future plans will be announced in a later issue. Those interested in joining please contact
Bob Young, Jerry Castleberry, or
Rodger Knight.

l$QM/rwc,
CAlJPdDlUUA BAPTIST C0UEGE
8432 MAGNOLIA AVENUE • RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
Vol. VIII No. 2
Student Publication
October 9, 1962
Twirp Week
Activities Planned
"Twirp Week" a new activity on
campus will be held this year Oct.
15-20. This is the time that the
women are expected to ask the men
and pay for the dates.
The idea of "Twirp Week" is that
the girls should date as 0 any different boys as possible. Some ideas
for dates are: to the Student Center
for a coke, to mid-week prayer meetings, and to regular campus functions ..
The girls will also be expected to
carry the books, open doors,and generally treat the men nice. Girls will
also be required to sign for their
dates.
The ASB will be sponsoring socials Friday and Saturday night, and
a picnic Saturday afternoon. The
price for the socials will be 25 cents
per person for one night and 35 cents
for both nights. No "stags" will be
allowed at these functions.
The girls will be expected to keep
track of their dates in a datebook
which can be purchased in the Student Center. Friday the girls will
turn the books in at room 392. The
girl and boy having the greatest
number of different dates will be
crowned King and Queen of Twirp
Week.
CBC Choir Installs
New Officers
The California Baptist Choir met
and elected its officers for the coming year. It was decided by the choir
to start a new tradition by having an
installation banquet at the beginning
of each school year.
The theme for this year's banquet
will be "The Sound of Music". A
full program is being planned to
highlight the event.
(Continued on P-3 Col. 3)
NIXON OVERWHELMING FAVORITE ON CAMPUS
A poll of 150 CBC students last week revealed Richard Nixon as a strong
favorite of the student body for Governor of California. The poll had two purposes: one, to find the favored candidate and, two, to see how many would
cross party lines to vote for the opposing candidate.
The tabulations:
Which candidate do you prefer for Governor?
BROWN NIXON UNDECIDED
32 110 8
(22%) (72%) (6%)
Which party do you belong to, or prefer?
DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN
62 54
(41%) (36%)
The results are obvious, showing that Brown commands little party loyalty
on the campus, losing 58% of the Democrats to Nixon. Only two independents
and one Republican preferred Brown.
Many of the students expressed more of a personal dislike of Brown,
rather than a preference for Nixon. A poll of the other state offices would
undoubtedly find much closer races than this one. Brown supporters have one
consolation: he is considered a slim favorite in most state-wide polls.
INDEPENDENT
34
(23%)
ADMISSIONS OFFICE REPORTS
It's that time of year again. Yes
it's time to add up our resources,
that is. According to Barbara Jones
of the Admissions Office, total enrollment is expected to increase
approximately 10 per cent this year.
Analyzing the enrollment we find
these figures as of Sept. 28:
Men Women
Full time students: 154 160
Part time students: 73 45
Total: 227 205
Breaking it down by classes t'c
find:
Freshman: 165
Sophomore: 87
juniors: 82
Seniors: 64
Special students: 34
Total: 432
Of these, 17 are foreign students
representing some 14 countries. We
heartily welcome each of you, especially the 35 men and 56 women
who are attending college for the
first time.
POLITICAL CLUB NEWS
Political interest on campus
reached a new height Tuesday afternoon as San Francisco Mayor George
Christopher, Republican candidate
for Lieutenant-Governor, made a
brief visit here as guest of the Young
Republican group. Christopher is the
first candidate for a state office to
ever visit CBC during a political
campaign.
The Young Republicans, with
Paul Smith succeeding Marvin Cooper as president, have planned a
dinner for October 19 with Pat Minor
Martin, Congressional candidate for
this district, as the keynote speaker.
All students and faculty members
interested in attending, please contact Betty Luttrell or Marvin Cooper.
The Young Democrats organized
on campus this week, holding their
first program Thursday night. Officers and future plans will be announced in a later issue. Those interested in joining please contact
Bob Young, Jerry Castleberry, or
Rodger Knight.